Researching Kuku

He Kāinga Taurikura o Tangitū: Treasured Coastal Environment

This project focussed on our Kuku Reef at Tangoio, a taonga that is under threat largely due to human activities.

Below are links to outputs for you to explore, including:

This was a collaborative project with NIWA and was funded by Ko Ngā Moana Whakauka – Sustainable Seas National Science Challenge and Te Kūwaha (NIWA’s National Centre for Māori Environmental Research).

Tihei Tangitū!

Project Report

Please click here to access the final project report. The report includes: Our Hapū Worldview Research Phases Cultural Environmental Assessment Framework Using mātauranga tuku iho to assess hauora Science-based approaches […]

Story Map

You can see underwater footage and some results from He Kāinga Taurikura o Tangitū project online by clicking on this link to the Story Map.  You can explore the Story […]

Cultural Environmental Assessment Framework

Click here for He Kāinga Taurikura – our Cultural Environmental Assessment Framework This Framework was conceptualised to guide and communicate the Hapū assessment of environmental taonga. It is based on […]

Tirohanga Tohu Observational Survey

The Tirohanga Tohu Survey is designed to help strengthen our relationship with Tangitū, by calling us together at Kuku Reef for a shared purpose. It also focusses our attention on […]

Video for Te Au o Te Moana

We created a video introducing our Hapū and our project on Kuku Rock. The video ends with Perēri King singing Whakarongo Mai, while showing photos of the impact of the […]

He Kāinga Taurikura o Tangitū Update

Our latest Parikārangaranga included an update on our project. This post includes a few more photos and info. For more background on the project, please click here

Mātakitaki Mai!

This video introduces He Kāinga Taurikura o Tangitū – our project focussed on kuku reef:

Te Tumu Tangitū

Te Tumu Tangitū is our new Hapū Advisory Group for our project He Kāinga Taurikura o Tangitū: Treasured Coastal Environment.  The group includes whānau who are experienced divers and whānau […]

RADIO INTERVIEW

To listen to our Toihau (Chair) Tania Hopmans speak about the project in an interview with Radio Waatea, on 25 March 2022, click here.

Project Phases

1) Cultural Environmental Assessment Framework: He Kāinga Taurikura is a framework conceptualised to guide and communicate the Hapū assessment of environmental taonga, ensuring its relevance and applicability into the future. […]

Researching Kuku

  • Are you passionate about our kuku (mussel) reef and Tangitū?
  • Interested in growing your kaitiakitanga skills?
  • Are you one of our kuku kaimoana gatherers?

Get involved by joining Te Tumu Tangitū (the advisory group).  The commitment involved will be around 5 hui/wānanga, spread throughout the year.  Depending on the COVID situation, these will be based in the office or via Zoom.

Register your interest in joining Te Tumu Tangitū by contacting Hayley (hayley@tangoio.maori.nz; 0211204346; 0800 TANGOIO) 

by Sunday 3 April 2022.

 

THE PROJECT

We have successfully secured funding for an exciting project for 2022: He Kāinga Taurikura ō Tangitū: Treasured Coastal Environment.  This 14-month project is focussed on our kuku reef at Tangoio, a taonga that is under threat largely due to human activities.  Click here to read more about the project…

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